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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16

CHOW. Bingo!" cried Dick, holding out
q morse Of bread, "earn this"
Bingo rose up. turns d thrice round upon
his hind feet. received the bread upon the
I'D of his impudent black nose, tossed 1t
and with laugh, FOR dogs do seem to
faces.
A tall infantry sergeant, on recruiting
service, IS the tri-colored ribbons stream
his "morning," or matrtinal pick
With a pipe, in the corner of the
coffee room referred to, and was an OBJ
server of the performances; spd SO he sp-
plsuaed it greatly, Dick m .de Biugo go
through several others, such as standing
on his head, feign,ng death, and so forth.
He placed bread before the dog and
said ''on trust" whereupon Bingo re
mained still and without moving mus
Gle, ELL told It WAS "paid for" when he
took 1t with q snap: and when sat upon
chsir, with his fore paws on the table,
sga;n remsined thus motionlesa, +ill Dick
uttered the word "released," when he
capered for JOY and again stood on his
head.
These talents and this discipline seemed
greatly to impress the Sergeant, who WAS
worthy looking, elderly non-commis-
stoned oficer O: an age, character and
hearing seldom if ever seeo in the
service now, for he bad been-it
would appesr-in the last Chiua war, the
medal for which was on his breast with
others, for be had been lately scorched
by the sun in e Egypt, had borne his share
in the midnight rush on Tel ell Ksbir, and
more than one battle by the Nile. His
CLOSELY sborn hair and thick mou stache
were thickly scanned with grey, but he
had kindly manner.
After cycling Dick Glossy for time, he
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Excused.
VASSAIBORO.

The following named persons composed a
party that visited Bradley's on June 30th
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira d. Sturgis, Mr.. Horace R.
Sturgis, Hon. Ira II. Randall and Mr.. Frank
l.. Weber of Augusta; Mrs G. L Randall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell, Mr.. and Mrs
Willis P. Bailey, Master Chester B ,iley, Mr..
and Mrs. David Farnsworth, Miss Alma
Springer Miss Addie Russell and Mr.. George
NJ. Randall. The company reached Bradley's
at about II M. After indulging freely in a
rousing lemonade, they took run on the lit
tie steamer down to Bradlevs Island, return
ing for dinner at the hotel at 100. They
we're served with one of Bradey's famous
chicken pie dinners with boiled salmon in
cluded. All did ample justice to the dinner.
Barely had the company disposed OF the
fruits and other articles Of desert when MIR.
Ira Sturgis, with his accustomed rush, sound
ed the word that the party Immediately pre-
pare for a trip to China with no particular
port in view. The excursionists were not
allowed even time to procure an extra pocket
handkerchief, but were hurried on board the
little steamer to visit that far-off land. But
you see it was China, Maine, that they pro-
posed to visit They went to China Village,
clear to the head of the lake, and among the
places they visited WAS the residence of the
famous and eccentric John Goddard. The
party arrived at the hotel at 6 o'clock, when
they departed for home.
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CITY Personals.

Mr.. W. H. Pettiner is on q trip to New
York.
Mrs. L. H. Bartlett and two daughters of
Chicago arrived in the city last evening on a
visit.
Rev. Samuel Upjohn, d. D., of St. Lukes
Cathedral, Germantown, Pa, is in the city
for few days.
Uncle Lewis Hsmlen celebrated his eighty
seventh birthday yesterday by a trip to
Squirrel Island where he will look after the
lobster fisheries. Squirrel Island would be
lonesome without Uncle Lewis visits.
BY an order from U. S. military hesdquar-
tiers, Maj. Frank H. Phipps, command ant OF
the Kennebec Arsenal, 10 to be transferred to
Morristown, N. j., where Maj. Farley has
been stationed.
c. B. Burleigh, a son of Hon. E. c. Bur
leigh, State Treasurer, and graduate of
Bowdoin, 81, has been engaged rs local
editor of the Old o. chard Sea Shell for the
season about to open. Mr.. Burleigh has an
enviable college record, and his writings have
already earned for him reputation for
force, wit and brilliancy. His short, ~humor-
GUS poems, written for the Orient and widely
copied by the papers of the country. are
amiliar to many readers. Times
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Church Notices.

Unitarian church: Service at 10 80 A. NJ.
Sermon by the pastor, subject, National
Perils Sermon to children at IL A. NJ.
Services at the Universalist church as
usual preaching by the pastor at 1890 A.
NJ, Sundry school IL NJ. conference and
PRAYER 80 P M.
Rev. B. S. Maben If York Me, has been
chosen pastor of h First Christian church
Services Sunday At 1920 A. NJ; Sunday
school at II ; prayer meeting at NJ.
At the COngr a-tional church there will be
service at 1879 A. NJ, with preaching by
the pastor. Lords supper will be celebrated
at 3 p. NJ. Young peoples meeting at 6 80,
and missionary concert at 730 p. NJ. All
are cordially invited
Methodist Church Love Feast at 9 80 A.
NJ; preaching at 10 80 by the new presiding
elder, Rev. C. J. Clark d. d. OF Portland :;
Sunday school at II NJ children's meeting
at p. M young peoples meeting at 6 80
ard praise and PRAYER service at 80 o'clock
p NJ All are cordially invited to these ser
vices.
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Quebec Air Line Railroad.

The decision of the commissioners will not
he rendered for some time. Great interest
has been manifested in the hearing, and it
has been largely attended. Commissioners
Wlldes, who lives in Skowhegsu, has been
sick and unable to be present.
The people who side with the Somerset
road are not anxious to thwart keene in his
plans only 80 far as relates to running the
Air Line from Skowhegan direct up to Scion
instead OF round to Norridgewock. By the
latter methoi they think both roads could
live. the frelyht going of to Portland by
Oakland and the back route of the Maine
Central, and n fast passenger trains from
the Csnadisu Pacific, going By Skowhegan to
Wsteryille The attitude of the Maine Cen
trail to the question is . subject of considerable
speculation.
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WATERVILLE.

The annual exhibition of the middle classes
of Cobur1 Classical Institute occurred in the
Baptist church Thursday evening. The fol-
lowing programme was presented:
Unjust National Acquisitions, T. Coruin
Gee. P. Fall, Albion.
Teachings Of the American Revolution, Sparks
Lorine Herriek, West Leeds.
Essay-Western Idolary.
Hattie A. Cochrane, Lewiston
Stability OF our Government, Sprdoue
Halsey K. Kalloch, sehome, W. T.
The Sleeping Sentinel. Janvier
Herbert F. kaoch, Tenants Harbor.
Mary L. Cook. Newport.
Moses B. Lesvitt, Norridgewock.
Education. S. Collar
Albert T. Low. Clinton.
Essay-Nature's Perfection.
Martha W. Forsyth, Gardiner.
The Soldiers Monum mt. Spifs
Josiah d. Reynolds, waterville.
samuel L. shearis. s,ovsville. S. C.
Fannir Galert. wsterville
Supposed speech of Jonn Adams, Tebster
Geo. C. sheldon, Belfast.
Essay-Ancieht Customs of May Day.
'''lara W. Long. Tenants Hsrbor.
H. Con- tith'i on of the q oited States, Webster
Hsr II r Smith, whitefeld
Essay-sunlight.
Fannie " Long. Tenants Harbor.
5, then Stark. waterville.
Last Char@' Aey, Heddtey
Eag ne H. Slower, Bluehll.
The Black Horse and his Rider, Sheppard
Vim. c. Taber, Unity.
Essay-Sster Dora.
Cora l. Manning, Newport.
The Seventh Plague Of Egypt. Croiy
John F. Wood, Bluehill.
Essay-Work and Win.
Alice NJ Sawtelle, Sidney.
Amnesty. J. G.. Blaine
Herbert Wadswor'h, Livermore.
Essay-Nature as an Instructor,
fora NJ Sibley, sidney.
Spartacus 10 the Romans, SARGENT
BERTHE c. Watson, Waterville.
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Funeral OF Miss Allen Z nmb.rd.

The funeral of Mrs. Lsmbsrd took place
yesterday afternoon at o'clock from St.
Marks church. Messrs Jam Bridge, j
w. Bradbury, Joseph Williams and DR.. r..
II. Hill acted as pail bearers. large num-
Der of the relatives and friends of the family
from out of town were present. The body
was met at the entrance to the church by the
officiating clergy, the former rector, Rev DR..
Sam'l Upjohn, and the present rector, Rev. W .
Gwynne. TIE full chorus of men and boys as
sisted by number of ladies, rendered the
musical portion of the service. The altar,
lectern and litany desk were handsomely dec
Grated with flowers,ss tokens of the loving re-
gard of Mrs. Lambsrd's many friends. The
Rev. Melville Mclaughlin of Wsterville was
also present in the chsncel.
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Blowing Up He'll Gate

has been q laborious and costly work, but the
end justi6es the effort. Obstruction in any i'm
portsnt channel means disaster. DISTINCTIONS
in the organs of the human body bring inev-
table disease. They must be cleared away, or
physical wreck will follow Keep the liver 10
order, and the pure blood courses through the
body, conveying health, strength and life let
it become disordered and the channels are
cloeged with impurities, which result in dis.
ease and death. No other medicine equals
DIR. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery" for
acting upon the liver and purifying the blood.
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Thursday, June 30th, the machinery in the
railroad repair shops in this city shut down
permanently, as the entire business here is to
be removed at once to the new works at
Waterville. The men, some thirty in mum
Der, nearly all ceased work here and many of
them " i'll be transferred to Wstervlle. The
work of moving was in full blast yesterday
and a crew of men was employed in packing
up. Already FIVE carloads of machinery and
equipments have been forwarded. A portion
of the machinery is to be again set up but the
remainder is mostly so old and worn as to be
useless. The steam engine which furnished
power is in good condition. A combination
car which has been in process of building for
several months, is so far completed that it
will be run to Waterville and finished. The
repair shop was built in 1864 and large
amount of material has accumulated since
tina, time which must be moved. The build
iug will be torn down as soon as possible and
enc double track built from the old round
house to State House siding. The paint shop,
it is understood, will be employed for coal
shed.
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Special Liquor constsbles for Waldo Coun-
ty- John W. Mitchell, Belfast; John II. Par
fridge, Searsport.
Inspector of Pot and Pearl Ashes J. r.
Sawtelle. Gardiner.
Inspector Of FISH. W. Carney, Portland.
Agent to Prevent Crueltv-John II. Bur-
gess, Norridgewock
Trial Justice Reuben Fairbr other, North
Arson.
Notaries PubIc-Samuel A Myrick, Unity =,
Chester NJ. Walker, Rockland.
Justices of Peace and Quorum-Fred o
Smith, New VINEYARD; Charles b. Johnson,
Augusta; Fred w. Brown, Belfast; VIM. 7.
Hall Jr, Richmond; Fred Banks, Belfast
Jared S. Grant, Sidney; John X. Sherman,
No. 80 plantation; Lewis Selbing, Augusta
George ID. Clark, New Vineyard; David +.
Thompson, Hsrtlsnd.
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new shed is being built at the refrig.
orator as a covering for vehicles.
A Multitude of aiImsnta

The ailments which afflic the kidneys and bladder
are so numerous, that merely to name them would
all space lar outrunning the limits OF this article.
dangerous. To thei' prevention Hostetters Stomach
Biters ia well adapted The stimulus which it lends
to the &C ion of the kidneys when they lethargc
serves to counteract tendenc, in them to lapse,
first. into stare Of perncious inactivity and after
wards into one of positive organic disease which
soon Destroy their delicate integuments, poisons
the blood and causes death. A dub purpose is
served by this depurent. promotes activity OF the
kidneys, aud expels impurities from the bio ID which
have no natural chanuel of outlet, except those
organs Constipation, bilious ness, fever and ague,
rheumatism and dyspepsia, are also remedied by
his medicine OF Thorough action and wide SEQ pc.
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Adoption of Bylaws and Election Of ON

The Augusta Loan and Building Associa.
tion met in the aldermen's room last even
ing.
Judge A. P. Andrews was made chairman
of the meeting, Howard Owen secretary.
The committee on by laws reported. The
report was accepted and the bylaws adopt
ed.
Officers were elected as follows:
Directors for three vears-S. W. Lane,
Howard Owen, Thos. lynch.
Directors for two years-E. c. Allen, Ira
Fl. Randall, VIM Reid.
Directors for one year-Wm. Fl. Libby,
Geo. W. Vickery, Fred L. Hersey.
Trebv Johnson was appointed treasurer
aud r B. Capen auditor.
The secretary of the association is to be
chosen by the directars.
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A large company of relatives and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs C. L. Marston assembled at
their pleasant home on Chestnut street, last
Tuesday evening, the occasion being the 25th
anniversary of their marriage. Many beauti-
friends present, and others from Colorado
where Mr. and Mrs. Marston resided for
several years. Refreshments were served in
the cosy parlors and the evening was passed
in very happy manner.
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Mr.. Ducher's mustangs which are in pas
ture on the Oakland road four miles out of
the city. are quite curiosities and many of
our citizens have been out to see them. An
Augusta young man invested in one, a four,
year-old unbroken, and with great difficulty
led him home by H long rope The young
horse tanner has been engaged in breaking
his acquisition for several days with varied
success. The animal meanwhile has thrown
him ont of the saddle several times and his
hands are raw from holding the vigorous
equine. Yesterday fearless citizen was
bucklng the saddle girth around the mus
tang when the horse let his hind feet fly and
the man was thrown sprawling uponN the
ground distance of ten feet.
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tMarrtfD.

In Georgetown. June y, Albert c. Snipe to Miss
Ann NJ. Siinson, both of Arrowsic
In Carmel. June rs. Chas. " Gerov Of Plymouth.
to Miss Alice NJ. Boyd of Newport.
In North Arson, June rs, Geo. NJ. Andrews to
Mary II. Turner of Pleasant Ridge Plantation, No.
!, Range2.
In Waferville, June %, Randall J. Condor Of
Friendship, to Miss Abbie NJ. Maynard of Water.
vile.
In Sesrsmont, by Rev. Geo. n. Sulphen, John
Conant to Miss Ada NJ. Ripley, both of Appleton.
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A RieasinR for Woman

This may certify that | have suffered for
several years with extreme Nervousness, Dig
illness, Pslpitstion of the Heart, etc. have
found great relief in Bells Sarsaparilla. /
have found no other medicine to work so
wonderfully. l cheerfuly recommend it to
all similarly afflicted. Mrs. E. W. Curtis,
Brewer, Me. Only so cents. Your Drug
gist. 3plw
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A Cheering Subject for Hot Weather
Meditation.

Mr.. WI. Brown of Clinton is getting up
new snow pillow which he hopes TO have
ready for use as soon as snow comes. 1t is
on an entirely new principle and is to be
pushed ahead of the team. The snow Is
caught up on revolving knives and thrown
out one side beyond the limits of the road.
II ia confidently expected that this machine
will reyolutionize the handling of huge
snow fall
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Bib.

In Portland, June 80. Elizabeth Dunscomb, aged
% years, month"; "a days; 10Th, Mrs. Margaret Pur-
cell aged 20 years.
In Deering, June 80, Joseph ". Atkins, aged "A
years, months.
In brunswick. June q, Jennie Bacon, aged 80 yrs.
In Athens, June %. Howard Bunker, aged % yrs.
In Pennington, June %, Edgar E. Lidstone, aged
q years.
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Ey~ iir Willard l. ,usteIow Of this city,
will pick more than 4 thousand quarts of
straw berries from his utd- in the next tso
weeks. 3 f Folsom, tn grocer, on Cony
ST. coast >,lr) has hongnt tne -nurr pt aud
naa iuem hrnukht in fresh each attarroon il
season to deliver for tea TO pa:tifs 50 dtsir-
ing jul,2dls
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Some Things Learned by Experience.

That tablespoonful of salt thrown on a
coal fire that is low, will cause il to burn up
quickly. That you can clean oil cloth with
milk and water; while soap and brush will
ruin it. That the skin of a boiled egg is the
beet remedy you can apply to q boil. That
you can't cure Rheumatism or Neuralgia with
out taking Menard's Rheumatic Bullets
That you can buy them for sI.00 per bottle
of ]. N. Mixer and c. B. Murphy & Co.
may26d&wIw
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IIammOnd's Grove.

ES~MR THOMAS CoLBYs barge will make
regular trips to Hsmmond's Grove each
Wednesday and Saturday, leaving Monument
Park at 2. NJ. or on any other day for a
party of six Will also run to the band concert
at SOLDIERS Home, every Sunday, leaving
west end kennebec Bridge at 80 2. NJ.
lupe2l- diff
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The Most Agreeable

As we'll as the most effective method of
dispelling Headaches, Colds and Fevers. or
cleansing the system, is by taking few doses
of the pleasant California liquid fruit reme'
dy. Syrup of Figs. For sale by ]. NJ. Mixer.
jel4eod&w1m3pnr
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t. Governor, yesterday, appointed Leon
ard X. Campbell, Rockland as deputy labor
commissioner, Gen James A. Hall, the first
Appointed having given up his position as he
is going West to look after some valuable
property which he proposes to improve. Mr..
Campbell to prominent Knights of Labor
and will make 40 excellent officer.
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Following is the letter carriers record for
June; Delivered, 72.l74 letters, 1918
postals, 1871 papsrs; collected, 66,333
letters, 1856 postals, 3,522 papers.
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Fly fishing in the Kennebec for salmon is
not always an unsuccessful sport. 1t will
be remembered that John Buckley several
days ago hooked a salmon in the river, but
afterwards lost it. Thursday night he fished
again, he says, using a common rod and fly.
The result was very lucky, good sized
salmon rose to the fly, was firmly hooked,
and alter playing the Ash three quarters of
pounds.
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~ The best place in the city to buy
Oil Stoves. Refrige-stors, Ice Cream Freez-
ers, Garden Vases, &c. Call and examine our
stock. J. II. CoGAN, III Water St.
may19dtf
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1t is reported that the Portland boat, the
Jessie b." will be replaced by larger and
much faster steamer.
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During the heated term Lithgow Library
will open at 3 2. VI. by order of its Prssi-
dent, Hon. J. w. Bradbury.
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The Episcopal church lawn is looking prim
and green.
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There was no great change to note in ex-
Gov. Norris condition yesterday. He re-
NAMED insensible nearly all the time, but
was able to take some nourishment
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On Friday afternoon plaid frock coat with
covered buttons, m de by Chas. Mason and
containing an account book was lost. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving the same
at Cony & Farrar's stable.
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The close time for white perch expired
With the month of June, and they can now
be legally taken.
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N-Those wishing nice fresh Penobscot
River Salmon for the Fourth will do we'll by
sending their orders as early as possible to
the Central Fish and Oyster market If
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nay7d&v1y

Know myself by reading the "Science OF
Life" the best medical work ever published,
for young and middle-sged men.
may7d&v1y
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NO.. Jenkins has the largest and finest
stock of fresh Penobscot salmon to be found
in the city. Call early and leave your order.
Prices low.
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N~Pure Paris Green, Dalmatian Insect
Powder Poison and Sticky Fly Paper, at De-
vine & Cougbin's Drug Store.
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10 Visiting cards. You can get fifty
cards engraved in the latest style, with plate,
for only 81 so at S. J. Millkens book store,
Augusta. jun23lmo
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solid retaining wall is being built next
the street south of the new public building
basement.
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Wild strawberries are peddled out on the
streets.
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The mercury ranged from 92 to 100 degrees
in the shade yesterday.
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ES~Bfst quality of rubber hose at reduced
prices, for sale by 2. Gould & Co
june2Slm
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The city government meets next Wednes.
day.
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A lnuhenlents.
SKINNER THE WIZARD.

Among the engagements at Granite Hall
for next season is a series of three perform
ances by Skinner, the wonderful magician
and mesmerist, who appeared in Augusta last
year, and who has recently caused great ex
element in Europe by his marvellous Der
formances. He will appear here in Novem-
Der, previous to his departure for Paris and
London, where he is to appear for several
months.
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New Advertisements.


Mr.. Chas Jenkins has large quantity of
salmon for Fourth of July consumption.
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NOTES.

Miss Clara Louise Kellogg sailed for
Europe on the North German Lloyd steamer
"Aller," June 90. She is going to London
Paris ana Carlsbad, and will return home in
under the management of Carl Slrakosch.
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THE SPEEDY RUDGE LEADS THEM ALL.
John Dunton says :-"Although my so in. Rudge
Roadster cost only $06 il is far superior to the
Expert Columbia have previously ridden. and for
beauty and stability the socaiisd roadsters costing
els to $40 more have no business with it. II IL the
easiest running and -tamnchest machine eXtant."
Catalogues sent tree upon application.
The Rudge Wheel Agency. Augusta Me Head
quarters At the Novelty Store of Gannett Morse
Machines always delivered free of express charges
anr23Sk W I'm
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Mr. J. P Wyman visited Squirrel Island
this week where he has fine cottage nearly
completed for Mr. Lewis Chase of Rochester,
n. Y, brother of M. V. B. Chase, Esq.
this city. 1t is the second largest building
on the island. there being eignt large rooms
It is plastered and thoroughly finished.